LesMigraS Berlin
Willkommen
LesMigraS Berlin
Antigewalt-, Antidiskriminierungs- und Empowerment-Bereich der Lesbenberatung Berlin e.V.
Was wir anbieten
persönlich
Beratung
Wir bieten Beratung für Lesben, bisexuelle Frauen, trans*, inter*, nicht-binäre und queere Menschen an.
online
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Hier kannst du die erlebte Gewalt online und anonym melden
LSBT*I*Q+ Geflüchtete
Flucht & Asyl
Wir organisieren Empowerment-Projekte und bieten kostenlose und spezialisierte Beratungsdienste an.
Aktuelles
Leider haben wir aktuell eine Störung unseres E-Mail-Servers sowie unserer Telefonleitungen und sind daher derzeit nicht erreichbar. Wir arbeiten daran, das Problem so schnell wie möglich zu beheben.
Wendet euch in dringenden Fällen bitte an den Berliner Krisendienst unter 030 - 39 063 00.
Unfortunately at the moment we are experiencing a disruption in our email server and phone lines and are unable to be reached.We are working to fix this issue as soon as possible.
If you need urgent support, please contact the Berlin crisis hotline at 030 - 39 063 00.
März 18
Leider haben wir aktuell eine Störung unseres E-Mail-Servers sowie unserer Telefonleitungen und sind daher derzeit nicht erreichbar. Wir arbeiten daran, das Problem so schnell wie möglich zu beheben.
Wendet euch in dringenden Fällen bitte an den Berliner Krisendienst unter 030 - 39 063 00.
Unfortunately at the moment we are experiencing a disruption in our email server and phone lines and are unable to be reached.We are working to fix this issue as soon as possible.
If you need urgent support, please contact the Berlin crisis hotline at 030 - 39 063 00.
Intro to the workshop “Memo as Artifact” by Cat Jones for the Blackalicious Summer School -Taking place June 12-14 - Don’t forget to sign up to the program - link in bio
März 16
Intro to the workshop “Memo as Artifact” by Cat Jones for the Blackalicious Summer School -Taking place June 12-14 - Don’t forget to sign up to the program - link in bio
LesMigraS invites BIPoC queer individuals to a creative polymer-clay workshop. In a relaxed and supportive atmosphere, you can work with polymer-clay and create your own jewelry pieces. The workshop will be guided by Melika, who will support you through the creative process and make space for your ideas.
No previous experience is needed and you don’t need to bring anything, all materials will be provided. The workshop is free of charge.
Especially in times of crisis, spaces like this are important. Places where we can come together, be creative, and use creativity as part of our coping strategies. Come by, try things out, and spend a creative time with us.
LesMigraS lädt BIPoC queere Menschen zu einem kreativen Polymer Ton-Workshop ein. In entspannter und unterstützender Atmosphäre könnt ihr mit Polymer Ton arbeiten und eigene Schmuckstücke gestalten. Der Workshop wird von Melika begleitet, die euch im kreativen Prozess unterstützt und Raum für eure Ideen lässt.
Ihr braucht keine Vorkenntnisse und müsst nichts mitbringen, alle Materialien sind da. Der Workshop ist kostenfrei.
Gerade in Zeiten von Krisen sind solche Räume wichtig. Orte, an denen wir zusammenkommen, kreativ sein können und Kreativität auch als Teil von Bewältigungsstrategien nutzen. Kommt vorbei, probiert euch aus und verbringt eine kreative Zeit mit uns.
März 12
LesMigraS invites BIPoC queer individuals to a creative polymer-clay workshop. In a relaxed and supportive atmosphere, you can work with polymer-clay and create your own jewelry pieces. The workshop will be guided by Melika, who will support you through the creative process and make space for your ideas.
No previous experience is needed and you don’t need to bring anything, all materials will be provided. The workshop is free of charge.
Especially in times of crisis, spaces like this are important. Places where we can come together, be creative, and use creativity as part of our coping strategies. Come by, try things out, and spend a creative time with us.
LesMigraS lädt BIPoC queere Menschen zu einem kreativen Polymer Ton-Workshop ein. In entspannter und unterstützender Atmosphäre könnt ihr mit Polymer Ton arbeiten und eigene Schmuckstücke gestalten. Der Workshop wird von Melika begleitet, die euch im kreativen Prozess unterstützt und Raum für eure Ideen lässt.
Ihr braucht keine Vorkenntnisse und müsst nichts mitbringen, alle Materialien sind da. Der Workshop ist kostenfrei.
Gerade in Zeiten von Krisen sind solche Räume wichtig. Orte, an denen wir zusammenkommen, kreativ sein können und Kreativität auch als Teil von Bewältigungsstrategien nutzen. Kommt vorbei, probiert euch aus und verbringt eine kreative Zeit mit uns.
A QTIBIPOC Event for our queer hobby astrologists, to gain more knowledge in the basic of Hellenistic astrology and more!
If you want to move beyond pop astrology, join the ‚Astrology 101: Workshop Series‘. We get to the basics of Hellenistic astrology and make sense of the cosmic chaos together.
This is a workshop series and every week a different theme will be covered, for instance:
-The 12 Archetypes and Signs: more than just your birthday.
-The Planets: characters in your personal story.
-The Houses: Where the magic (and the mess) happens in life
-Aspects: How the different parts communicate
No experience needed. Only your curiosity (and birth time)!
Taye (he/they) is a political educator by day and an alchemist by night because they like to believe that complexity holds meaning. They have been a Hellenistic astrologer for 13+ years and are currently a student of Vedic Astrology and Tarot. Their astrological approach is holistic, interpretive and trauma-informed and is dedicated to deciphering complexity through the astrological chart.
🍄snacks are provided
🍄Wheelchair accessible venue via elevator + accessible toilet
This event is for QTIBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Inter people who are also Black, Indigenous and People of Color) only.
März 9
A QTIBIPOC Event for our queer hobby astrologists, to gain more knowledge in the basic of Hellenistic astrology and more!
If you want to move beyond pop astrology, join the ‚Astrology 101: Workshop Series‘. We get to the basics of Hellenistic astrology and make sense of the cosmic chaos together.
This is a workshop series and every week a different theme will be covered, for instance:
-The 12 Archetypes and Signs: more than just your birthday.
-The Planets: characters in your personal story.
-The Houses: Where the magic (and the mess) happens in life
-Aspects: How the different parts communicate
No experience needed. Only your curiosity (and birth time)!
Taye (he/they) is a political educator by day and an alchemist by night because they like to believe that complexity holds meaning. They have been a Hellenistic astrologer for 13+ years and are currently a student of Vedic Astrology and Tarot. Their astrological approach is holistic, interpretive and trauma-informed and is dedicated to deciphering complexity through the astrological chart.
🍄snacks are provided
🍄Wheelchair accessible venue via elevator + accessible toilet
This event is for QTIBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Inter people who are also Black, Indigenous and People of Color) only.
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin June 12-14th @berlinglobalvillage
Register via link in bio 💫
@deraluce (he/him) Dera is a Nigerian-American interdisciplinary storyteller who calls Berlin home. His art/work explores queerness, spirit economics, shifting realities, and other extraordinary experiences that he is still finding the words for.
Workshop: Free Will (LOL): A Cheat Code for Navigating Oppressive Systems
This workshop explores free will, agency, boundaries, and autonomy against the context of ancestral influence and the personal spiritual guide known in Igbo ontology as chi. Participants will examine how agency emerges under constraint, how choice is shaped by internal energy and relational networks, and how Black communities have exercised free will through both covert and overt resistance.
Through a combination of interactive games, lecture, discussion, and grounding practices, participants will explore how choice arises under constraint, consider alignment with their chi, and situate personal agency within social, ethical, and ancestral frameworks.
März 5
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin June 12-14th @berlinglobalvillage
Register via link in bio 💫
@deraluce (he/him) Dera is a Nigerian-American interdisciplinary storyteller who calls Berlin home. His art/work explores queerness, spirit economics, shifting realities, and other extraordinary experiences that he is still finding the words for.
Workshop: Free Will (LOL): A Cheat Code for Navigating Oppressive Systems
This workshop explores free will, agency, boundaries, and autonomy against the context of ancestral influence and the personal spiritual guide known in Igbo ontology as chi. Participants will examine how agency emerges under constraint, how choice is shaped by internal energy and relational networks, and how Black communities have exercised free will through both covert and overt resistance.
Through a combination of interactive games, lecture, discussion, and grounding practices, participants will explore how choice arises under constraint, consider alignment with their chi, and situate personal agency within social, ethical, and ancestral frameworks.
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin June 12-14 @berlinglobalvillage
Link in bio 💫
Mandhla is a 28 year old multimedia performance artist based in Berlin bringing a blend of experimental R&B/Soul music intertwined with visual projections and dance.
Her art explores the daily trials that femme* immigrant bodies experience with self, identity and acceptance. She promises to takes you to a world of divine epiphanies through fierce queer representation and black femme* power.
workshop:
Unlock Your Femininity
Through the colonial lens, femininity has been warped and pathologised as something foreign, oppressive, and weak to our bodies. Many of us have been taught to distrust softness, to shrink our expression, and to fear the depth of the power carried in our gestures, voices, and presence.
This workshop invites participants to gently interrogate those inherited narratives and reconnect with the embodied wisdom of our ancestors. Together, we will explore our lived experiences of expression, reclaim historical beauty in unapologetic being, and engage dance forms from Ballroom culture as celebration, resistance, and affirmation through sound, movement, and collective exploration.
Registration link in bio 💫
März 4
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin June 12-14 @berlinglobalvillage
Link in bio 💫
Mandhla is a 28 year old multimedia performance artist based in Berlin bringing a blend of experimental R&B/Soul music intertwined with visual projections and dance.
Her art explores the daily trials that femme* immigrant bodies experience with self, identity and acceptance. She promises to takes you to a world of divine epiphanies through fierce queer representation and black femme* power.
workshop:
Unlock Your Femininity
Through the colonial lens, femininity has been warped and pathologised as something foreign, oppressive, and weak to our bodies. Many of us have been taught to distrust softness, to shrink our expression, and to fear the depth of the power carried in our gestures, voices, and presence.
This workshop invites participants to gently interrogate those inherited narratives and reconnect with the embodied wisdom of our ancestors. Together, we will explore our lived experiences of expression, reclaim historical beauty in unapologetic being, and engage dance forms from Ballroom culture as celebration, resistance, and affirmation through sound, movement, and collective exploration.
Registration link in bio 💫
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin 12-14th June @berlinglobalvillage - link in bio 💫
Cat Jones (he/him) is a multimedia artist and independent curator whose work is rooted in self-acceptance/critique, and reflection. His work is an ongoing exploration of identity, resistance, and the complex intersections of race, gender, and body.
His focus as an artist is to understand the relationship to space/physical surroundings, and how it can be a tool for archiving.
workshop:
Voice Memo as Artifact
“Voice Memo as Artifact” is a sonic workshop using accessible tools for archiving sound through group collaboration.
How do we use our surroundings to create a time capsule of what we think and feel and see? As Black Queer people, how do we make use of what’s around/left to us to create or survive? How can my breath be archived and communicate an emotion?
In this workshop we will create layered soundscapes using what is available to us in the space. “We are always equipped for self-preservation and capable of archiving our lives.”
Registration link in bio 💫
März 3
Blackalicious Summer School Berlin 12-14th June @berlinglobalvillage - link in bio 💫
Cat Jones (he/him) is a multimedia artist and independent curator whose work is rooted in self-acceptance/critique, and reflection. His work is an ongoing exploration of identity, resistance, and the complex intersections of race, gender, and body.
His focus as an artist is to understand the relationship to space/physical surroundings, and how it can be a tool for archiving.
workshop:
Voice Memo as Artifact
“Voice Memo as Artifact” is a sonic workshop using accessible tools for archiving sound through group collaboration.
How do we use our surroundings to create a time capsule of what we think and feel and see? As Black Queer people, how do we make use of what’s around/left to us to create or survive? How can my breath be archived and communicate an emotion?
In this workshop we will create layered soundscapes using what is available to us in the space. “We are always equipped for self-preservation and capable of archiving our lives.”
Registration link in bio 💫
Blackalicious Summer School 12-14th June @berlinglobalvillage - link in bio 💫
Daniella D. Dean is a multidisciplinary writer and educator with a background in creative writing, performance, and community programming. She facilitates workshops and events rooted in magical realism, home, belonging, civic engagement, and global culture, creating spaces where storytelling becomes a practice of healing, resistance, and cultural affirmation. Her creative work specialises in self-discovery, ancestral connection, and collective imagination.
workshop:
Defining the Magical Soul of The Black Experience
A creative writing journey where Black people step into magical realism, ancestral memory, and radical imagination. This isn’t about AI. This is about you. Your body. Your history. Your magic. Led by writer, performer, and educator Daniella D. Dean, this workshop blends movement, storytelling, Black literary history, and collective creation.
Together, we’ll craft short fantastical stories and poetry rooted in African diaspora, identity, belonging, home, and future dreams. Come stretch, write, share, perform, and leave feeling connected to your lineage and your creative power.
💫Registration link in bio
März 3
Blackalicious Summer School 12-14th June @berlinglobalvillage - link in bio 💫
Daniella D. Dean is a multidisciplinary writer and educator with a background in creative writing, performance, and community programming. She facilitates workshops and events rooted in magical realism, home, belonging, civic engagement, and global culture, creating spaces where storytelling becomes a practice of healing, resistance, and cultural affirmation. Her creative work specialises in self-discovery, ancestral connection, and collective imagination.
workshop:
Defining the Magical Soul of The Black Experience
A creative writing journey where Black people step into magical realism, ancestral memory, and radical imagination. This isn’t about AI. This is about you. Your body. Your history. Your magic. Led by writer, performer, and educator Daniella D. Dean, this workshop blends movement, storytelling, Black literary history, and collective creation.
Together, we’ll craft short fantastical stories and poetry rooted in African diaspora, identity, belonging, home, and future dreams. Come stretch, write, share, perform, and leave feeling connected to your lineage and your creative power.
💫Registration link in bio
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